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Lights! Camera! Action! Always wanted to work in the media-industry but just too afraid to step out and try? Maybe like thousands, you've been laid-off? Worked as a gaffer now ready to embark on DP? A production coordinator ready to produce? How about having never worked in the industry but yet you're ready for something with a little more of a "buzz" in your day? Perhaps media-match is just what you've been looking for! Posting everything from a p.a. to animator or producer, this website might have more for your money.

http://www.media-match.com/jobsboard.php

In their own words media-match is..."Your one stop resource for television and film production jobs! The following openings have either been posted directly by one of our 20,000+ employers, or pulled from various sites around the web (and remember, many employers contact our users directly without advertising their positions at all)."


I'm actually gonna give it a whirl, myself. We'll see what (if anything) we can conjure up. And if not, it was always fun building yet another online profile!

Feel free to spread the word...If I have my info all in order, I think you might even be able to sign up for a free account at the freelancer registration page to get started!

http://www.media-match.com/jobsboard.php

In the meantime, I've got some cooking to do! LoL...

Until next time enjoy a walk in the rain and forget about the coiffeur!

~Cyndi, 40
Madison, WI
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